Those problems exist in every religion sir.As a Jew I have no real insight into Catholic matters, but I do think a whole lot of problems in the Catholic church could have been avoided if priests had been allowed to marry.
As far as I know almost every form of Christianity except for Catholicism allows priest, pastors, etc. to marry.Those problems exist in every religion sir.
Appreciate it. You’re not completely wrong.As far as I know almost every form of Christianity except for Catholicism allows priest, pastors, etc. to marry.
Same for Islam and Judaism.
I assume almost every other religion as well.
The prohibition regarding heterosexual relationships almost guarantees the probability of the Catholic priesthood attracting men who are ok with that, including, but not exclusively, asexual men, homosexuals, and, most unfortunately in the Catholic Church, sexual predators of children. The last being the pervasive problems to which I was referring...
The boys they molested?As a Jew I have no real insight into Catholic matters, but I do think a whole lot of problems in the Catholic church could have been avoided if priests had been allowed to marry.
All major religions were formed thousands of years ago. I believe at one time priest were allowed to marry in the Catholic church. In the Islamic religion there is no prohibition against BJ or DATY, but it is discouraged. The reason for may be that thousands of years ago when the religion was formed there was little water to drink, let alone wash. So no one would go down on a person that has not washed for weeks, months.As a Jew I have no real insight into Catholic matters, but I do think a whole lot of problems in the Catholic church could have been avoided if priests had been allowed to marry.
Can't find the clip, but when a bunch of abuse victims from the US went to seek audience with him a few years ago, he gave them the brush off. He said "I accuse! I accuse! I accuse!. Who accuses? The Devil!"I'm no big supporter of the Vatican in any way.
But the just departed Pope seemed like a real stand up guy.
A man of the people.
And not afraid to say the church screwed up in the past.
We can only hope his sucessor is as progressive.
If I could only say may the best candiate gets elected.
But that would suggest a woman would be in the running.
That is the thing that is the biggest flaw in the RC corner.
In Canada you can even see some women becoming officials in different Muslim sects.
But female RC priests and bishops so far seems to be a non starter.
Maybe the next Pope will be a hermaphrodite just like in Conclave.RIP.
Maybe the next pope will not be white.
Yes ! Orthodox priests are able to marry and have kids , same with the other abrahamic siblings hahaAppreciate it. You’re not completely wrong.
It’s beyond horrible what goes on behind closed doors in these situations all over the world. And the cover-up.
Again, it happens in every religion, and, just because it’s not on the mainstream media all the time does not mean it does not occur.
Why not just respect the memory of someone who tried to do good in this world.
I guess these days it’s a lot to ask.
Some insight as to how things ACTUALLY work in our fallen and corrupt world.
The top levels of the Catholic Church all possess large amounts of personal wealth during their lifetimes. Prohibiting them from marriage ensures that said wealth will not be inherited by a surviving female spouse. It's not that different from how Royalty, rich Arabs and the Rothschilds typically marry their cousins. Hillbillies do that, too, but for different reasons.As a Jew I have no real insight into Catholic matters, but I do think a whole lot of problems in the Catholic church could have been avoided if priests had been allowed to marry.
I had not considered that angle. Adds an extra dimension to "follow the money"!The top levels of the Catholic Church all possess large amounts of personal wealth during their lifetimes. Prohibiting them from marriage ensures that said wealth will not be inherited by a surviving female spouse. It's not that different from how Royalty, rich Arabs and the Rothschilds typically marry their cousins. Hillbillies do that, too, but for different reasons.